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Hey everyone! I'm Mitch. I've been lurking for a couple weeks since I bought an 07 Silverado Vortec Max LTZ. I absolutely love this thing. It only has 60k on it and is in absolute mint condition.The previous owner put wheels on it and did a catback exhaust. Not sure what the exhaust is but it sounds pretty good and isn't obnoxious. Since I bought it, I've added an Airaid MIT, an aFe filter, and a Blackbear tune. LOVE the tune. They went above and beyond. I wanted the AFM to be more active so what they did is made it stay on longer while the selector is in 3rd. I've been averaging about 18-22mpg in town since I've had the tune.

 

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My other truck is a Zr2 S10 and I was a pretty active member over on Zr2USA, so hopefully I can find a way to contribute here as well.

 

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Nice trucks!

 

Cool bottompicture, one dude hangin' on, other one givin' er' heck! Yeeehaaaa!

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Nice trucks!

 

Cool bottompicture, one dude hangin' on, other one givin' er' heck! Yeeehaaaa!

 

 

Thanks! Dude hangin on(me) "Don't break don't break don't break" Other guy "YEA Glad this isn't my truck!"

Welcome, I was just out in Sperry Iowa about a year ago.

 

 

Never heard of it, had to google to find it. Not too far away. I farm a couple miles East of Cedar Rapids.

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As long as he doesn't take dune driving lessons from MikeNH. That picture is gonna haunt him for the rest of his stint on here

 

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I actually know Mitch so if he makes fun of me for getting stuck it might hurt less. :lol:

 

 

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What picture?? Yea I've had the misfortune of meeting mike a couple times over the years. He is the one you guys can blame when you get sick of me :P

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It's somewhere. I got stuck on an embarrassing bill at the dunes- realized I hadn't carried enough momentum and gunned it, only to slide up close to a tree. John, Jason and Chris got me out of it thankfully.

 

 

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It's somewhere. I got stuck on an embarrassing bill at the dunes- realized I hadn't carried enough momentum and gunned it, only to slide up close to a tree. John, Jason and Chris got me out of it thankfully.

 

 

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I really wish I had a picture of me pulling John when he got stuck on exit hill. That would be worth about a million bucks over on zr2usa.

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Who is fist pumping in that pic of you launching off the dune? And way to make sure your door didn't fall off. :lol:

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Oh I know all about that. She still gets all weirded out if you even mention the name. Haha

 

 

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